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Used Stamping Presses in Ontario, Canada

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    Brankamp Process Monitors for Stamping

    Brankamp Process Monitors for Stamping Presses

    • Manufacturer: BRANKAMP

    Equipped With Process Monitors For use with: Small to Large Presses Slow to High Speed Presses Mechanical, Hydraulic or Servo Driven Presses Multiple Acting Presses Forging Presses Process Monitoring for: Machine...

    Vaughan, Canada
  • RASTER 250/1900

    RASTER 250/1900

    • Manufacturer: Raster

    Raster Straight H-Frame Stamping Press Made in Germany Model 250/1900NL4S Year of mfr. 1984Raster Straight H-Frame Stamping Press Year of mfr. 1984 Technical Specifications (Subject to verification) PRESS FORCES ...

    Mississauga, Canada
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    5/8″ MANVILLE DSOD HAND FEED

    5/8″ MANVILLE DSOD HAND FEED ROD HEADER

    • Manufacturer: Manville

    Maximum cutoff diameter: .625 inches

    Vaughan, Canada

Overview

Stamping presses are essential for manufacturing operations, designed to shape or cut metal and other materials using a die. They are widely used in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and appliance manufacturing, to produce components with high precision and efficiency. Stamping presses come in different types, such as mechanical, hydraulic, and servo-driven, each offering unique advantages depending on the production needs.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used stamping press?

Consider the press's tonnage capacity, die space, stroke length, and overall condition. Check for any signs of wear or damage and review the maintenance history.

How can I ensure safe shipping of a stamping press?

Hire a professional machinery mover with experience in transporting heavy equipment. Ensure the press is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What are the maintenance requirements for a stamping press?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting dies and tooling, and ensuring electrical and hydraulic systems are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for specific guidelines.